Beyond The Rock

Beyond The Rock

By Emilie Hernandez & Jeremy ArntzSports
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Beyond The Rock episodes

  • Ep 19 : Selena Pang
    Aloha! My name is Selena. I'm a long time yoga teacher, climbing instructor and a real estate agent in Austin, Texas and a single mom to an amazing son who will be off to college soon. So that I'm not tempted to follow him around, in 2019 I bought a van for my 50th birthday present to self so I can start ticking the things on my bucket list.If you see me or the SexyBluBeast on your adventures, give me a holler! Let's climb, grab some tacos and share stories. I believe that life is about love, service and great adventures. This year, 2020, has been tumultuous like no other I've known, yet I believe that all growth and progress comes with growing pains. Love knows no colors, gender, age, race or religion; let's unite and create a world that is safe for all. My mission for the next 50 years is to share joy, help people stay safe on the rock, and be a part of the healing so that we have a beautiful place to pass on to future generations. I am an AMGA SPI and an Apprentice Rock Guide. I was blessed to win a scholarship with The North Face to take part in the Women's Rock Guide course and look forward to creating a fun learning environment.  Shout out to @AMGA1979 for their earnest effort in diversity, equity and inclusion on the mountains and in the guiding industry, @accessfund for advocating and conservation efforts, Shelma Jun and @heyflashfoxy for being the fearless voice in making climbing accessible for all, Emilie Hernandez and @texasladycrushers for a great community, and @vandoitco for giving me a comfortable place to rest my head so I'm safe on the road and on the rock.
    Hosts
    Emilie Hernandez
    @em.hernandez
    @texasladycrushers
    TxLC Website
    Jeremy Arntz
    @sleepeatclimbrepeat
    @all_in_beta
    @beyondtherockpodcast
    1 hr 14 min
  • Ep 18: Brianne Richardson-Jameson

    Brianne Richardson-Jameson is a working mother of twin boys who lives in San Antonio, Texas. Bree is a real estate agent by trade, as well as an avid caver, acro-yogi, rock climber, and ally. She and her partner Sean came on to the south Texas Rock Climbing scene at the beginning of 2019, and haven’t looked back since then.

    Bree is a fierce advocate for social justice, gender equality, and has a big voice for underrepresented people in the outdoor community. You will often see her getting involved with community projects and teaching newcomers everything she possibly can to get them the experience they need to be safe and successful.

    Shout Outs

    National Speleological Society

    National Park Service

    Bexar Grotto Meetup Group

    Black Outside

    Latino Outdoors

    Camp Founder Girls

    Bree’s Real Estate Info

    Texas Climbers Coalition

    Access Fund

    Hosts

    Emilie Hernandez

    @em.hernandez

    @texasladycrushers

    TxLC Website

    Jeremy Arntz

    @sleepeatclimbrepeat

    @all_in_beta

    @beyondtherockpodcast

    1 hr 9 min
  • Ep 17: Sierra Blair-Coyle

    Hailing from Scottsdale, Arizona, 26-year-old Sierra Blair-Coyle has been competing professionally since the age of 14.  Sierra is the current Pan American Bouldering Champion. She was voted one of the Top 99 Most Outstanding Women of 2015 by AskMen, she has also been a World Cup Competitor (2010-2019), and was a two-time National Champion as a junior competitor. Sierra graduated in May 2016 from Arizona State University with a degree in marketing.  She now enjoys traveling the world competing and doing what she loves full-time.

    Shout outs (sponsors)

    MAMMUT

    MyClimb

    Ascend Chiropractic

    Kale & Clover

    IG @sierrablaircoyl

    Tumblr

    Hosts

    Emilie Hernandez

    @em.hernandez

    @texasladycrushers

    TxLC Website

    Jeremy Arntz

    @sleepeatclimbrepeat

    @all_in_beta

    @beyondtherockpodcast

    45 min
  • Ep 16: Cody Bradford

    Cody began his climbing and guiding career on the sculpted meta-sandstone cliffs of the North Carolina High Country while attending Appalachian State University. After receiving a Bachelor of Science in Recreation Management in 2012 he gained his first AMGA certification as a Single Pitch Instructor. During this time, he worked as an Instructor and Climbing Specialist for Outward Bound, where he honed his signature instructing style, and also guided for a professional guide service in the area. There, teaching his students and guests on the challenging NC slabs and steep traditional lines, Cody developed educational and technical approaches to further enhance their efficiencies and enjoyment of the mountains.

    Traveling the country, both living and working in the greater climbing areas and mountain ranges of the US, Cody continued through the AMGA’s rock programs to eventually earn the Rock Guide certification in 2018, the highest standard for guiding rock terrain in the world. He is currently undertaking the AMGA Alpine and Ski discipline programs as his next step towards international certification.

    Shout outs

    Access Fund

    American Alpine Club

    American Mountain Guide Association

    @thecodybradford

    @57hours_app

    @boulderdenim

    Brown Girls Climb

    Hosts

    Emilie Hernandez

    @em.hernandez

    @texasladycrushers

    Jeremy Arntz

    @sleepeatclimbrepeat

    @all_in_beta

    @beyondtherockpodcast

    1 hr 18 min
  • Ep 15 - Amber Caskey

    Hi I am Amber! I am a Mom, Wife and adventurer always looking for the next place to explore. I started climbing almost 10 years ago and have taken a different approach to climbing than most. I moved to Austin, TX 11 years ago to pursue a physics and mathematics degree at UT and have not used my degree since. I took a break from my studies to work at Crux Climbing Center and my world completely changed from there. Working at Crux introduced me to a lot of super awesome people (including Em) and organizations I could get behind. I have been all over the map at Crux - I have worked front desk, I was a route setter for 2 years (shout out to shitty sit starts on credit card crimps!) and now I am a House Supervisor for Crux South because we just opened a new location in the Highland area! I love climbing but I love climbing access advocacy even more. I was the Texas Ambassador for Access Fund TX for 2019 and 2020 where I volunteered for the Texas Director of Access Fund, Brian Tickle, on some important climbing access works. COVID-19 has hampered my ambassador efforts so I have recently started to explore broader definitions of access given the systemic racism and misogyny our country faces. I am still learning, I am always listening and I hope you are too! Shout Out to Crux Climbing Center for giving me the resources to be the best community advocate I can be, shout out to Brian Tickle with Access Fund for doing the good work, Shout out to my husband and son for always supporting my volunteer work and shout out to my brothers and sisters raising their voices for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women(MMIW). Please take a moment to research MMIW!

    Shout Outs

    Learn about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW)

    Donate to MMIW

    Crux Climbing Center

    Access Fund

    American Alpine Club

    Texas Climbers Coalition

    Rhino Skin Solutions

    Stone Locals Video by Patagonia

    Hosts

    Emilie Hernandez

    @em.hernandez

    @texasladycrushers

    TxLC Website

    Jeremy Arntz

    @sleepeatclimbrepeat

    @all_in_beta

    @beyondtherockpodcast

    1 hr 20 min
  • Episode 14: Brian Tickle

    Brian is the Texas Regional Director for the Access Fund. He represents the interests of rock climbers before policymakers, as well as public and private land managers.

    Since 2017, he has added protections for climbing in the Barton Creek Greenbelt and Bull Creek, and successfully advanced legislation shielding landowners of liability from rock climbing. He was also able to permanently acquire and protect Medicine Wall and Monster Rock for climbing, and has opened the Inks Ranch for a forthcoming climbing festival.

    Brian started climbing around 2000, and has climbed nationally and abroad, in locations such as Mexico, Germany, and Morocco. Brian is a 10th generation Texan who would argue you can climb year-round in his home state.

    Shout outs

    Access Fund

    American Alpine Club

    Texas Climbers Coalition

    Hosts

    Emilie Hernandez

    @em.hernandez

    @texasladycrushers

    Jeremy Arntz

    @sleepeatclimbrepeat

    @all_in_beta

    @beyondtherockpodcast

    49 min
  • Episode 14: Brian Tickle

    Brian is the Texas Regional Director for the Access Fund. He represents the interests of rock climbers before policymakers, as well as public and private land managers.

    Since 2017, he has added protections for climbing in the Barton Creek Greenbelt and Bull Creek, and successfully advanced legislation shielding landowners of liability from rock climbing. He was also able to permanently acquire and protect Medicine Wall and Monster Rock for climbing, and has opened the Inks Ranch for a forthcoming climbing festival.

    Brian started climbing around 2000, and has climbed nationally and abroad, in locations such as Mexico, Germany, and Morocco. Brian is a 10th generation Texan who would argue you can climb year-round in his home state.


    Shout outs

    Access Fund

    American Alpine Club

    Texas Climbers Coalition

    Hosts

    Emilie Hernandez

    @em.hernandez

    @texasladycrushers

    Jeremy Arntz

    @sleepeatclimbrepeat

    @all_in_beta

    @beyondtherockpodcast

    49 min
  • Episode 13: Mario Stanley

    Hey there! I’m Mario Stanley and for as long as I can remember, I have sought the outdoors and have been a competitive athlete. As someone who has spent most of their life in and around concrete jungles, the very smell of the wilderness quickens my heartbeat and sharpens my senses.

    Rock climbing has proven to be the most disciplining experience in my life, causing me to not just look at what I want to climb but how I plan to complete the route. This involves mental, physical and logistical preparation. In my years of climbing adventures, I have come to learn that being comfortable in any and every environment will allow you to go far beyond your expectations -- so choose wisely when it’s your time for adventure. I trust Beyond Clothing systems for my adventures.

    I offer the services of private and group coaching / training,  climbing clinic’s and public speaking. I also have a podcast called Sends and Suffers - take a listen when you get a minute! 

    Shout outs:

    Summit Gym

    High Point Expeditions

    Beyond Clothing

    North Texas American Alpine Club

    IG: @mariostan

    IG: @sendsandsuffers

    IG: @northtexasaac

    IG: @highpointexpeditions

    Sends and Suffers Podcast

    Hosts

    Emilie Hernandez

    @em.hernandez

    @texasladycrushers

    TxLC Website

    Jeremy Arntz

    @sleepeatclimbrepeat

    @all_in_beta

    @beyondtherockpodcast

    1 hr 14 min
  • Episode 12: Tré Goode

    Tré Goode is a native Texan, currently based in Colorado. Here, he has an active career in photojournalism, specializing in Travel and Adventure Storytelling. He also works full-time as an Emergency Medical Technician, with a focus in Backcountry and Expedition medicine.


    Shout outs

    Tré's Mom! Happy birthday (on 8/11/20!

    IG: @tregoode

    Wilderness Medical Associates International

    Stasher Bag

    Jenn Sends YouTube Channel

    IG: @jennsends

    Hosts

    Emilie Hernandez

    @em.hernandez

    @texasladycrushers

    TxLC Website

    Jeremy Arntz

    @sleepeatclimbrepeat

    @all_in_beta

    @beyondtherockpodcast



    53 min
  • Episode 11: Jamie Roper

    Hi there! I'm Jamie, a life-long outdoor enthusiast and climbing addict since 2003. I’m mainly a sport climber but I’m aspiring to be a trad climber as well :) I love traveling to explore new climbing crags and gorgeous hiking areas. I’m hoping to have visited 50 states, 7 continents, and 40 countries (with climbing in 16 of those) by the time I am 40 next year. That is, if COVID doesn’t stop my plans!

    I live a frugal life and work part-time as an emergency physician to fund my adventures. Love teaching and learning medicine.  When driving solo I am often nerding-out to medical podcast (but let’s not tell anyone).

    I volunteer to teach medicine, to provide free medical care to those in need (sorry dirt-bag climbers don’t count) and always try to pick up extra trash outside.

    Shoutouts:

    Diana - climbing partner

    Armadillo Boulders

    Texas Climbers Coalition

    American Mountain Guide Association

    IG @jamierop510

    Hosts

    Emilie Hernandez

    @cookclimbyoga

    @texasladycrushers

    Jeremy Arntz

    @sleepeatclimbrepeat

    @all_in_beta

    @beyondtherockpodcast

    1 hr 7 min

About Beyond The Rock

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Rock climbing podcasts are not all made the same, and Beyond the Rock is no different. It's obvious from the moment you start listening and that's what makes it great. Hosts Emilie Hernandez and…